Agria 5556 111 User manual

4018
for agria types 3400 and 5500
Operating Instructions
for agria
®
Mounted Twin Sickle
Mower 5556 111
&
OperatingInstructionsNo.998755 06.97
Beforecommissioningthemachine,readoperatinginstructions
andobservewarningsandsafetyinstructions.

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Symbols,NamePlate .........................2
Designation of Parts ........................7
1.Safety Instructions ...................3–6
2.Specifications ...............................7
3.Devices and Operating Elements
FirstMounting.....................................8
MountingtotheBaseMachine ...........9
AdjustingtheCuttingHeight .............10
RigidPosition....................................11
WheelScraper..................................11
4. Commissioning and Operation
Mowing .............................................12
5.Maintenance
MowingDrive....................................14
SickleKnife.......................................14
FloatingBearing ...............................15
UniversalJoint..................................15
V-belt ................................................15
General,Cleaning.............................16
Storage.............................................16
Lubricants,Varnishes,WearParts ...17
Recommendations ...........................17
Recommendations,Lubricants,Mainte-
nance ...............................................17
InspectionandMaintenanceChart ...18
6.Troubleshooting ..........................18
ConformityDeclaration .....................19
Please complete:
MachineItemNo.: ..........................
ID/MachineNo.:
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DateofPurchase: ..........................
Nameplateon knifeboxatright rear.
Please state these data when ordering
spareparts to avoidwrongdeliveries.
Only use original agria spare parts!
Specifications, figures and dimensions
statedintheseinstructionsarenotbind-
ing.Noclaimscanbederivedfromthem.
We reserve the right to improvements
withoutchangingtheseinstructions.
This delivery comprises:
l Operatinginstructions
l Mountedsicklemower
l Safetyshiftingleverforknifebrakewith
bearingshells
Symbols
Warning – Danger
Importantinformation
Index, Symbols, Name Plate

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1. Safety Instructions
Before starting the engine, read the op-
eratinginstructionsandnote:
Warning
This symbol marks all paragraphs in
these operating instructions which con-
cern your safety.Pass all safety instruc-
tions to other users and operators.
Alsoread andobservethesafetyregu-
lations in the operating instructions
for the base machine.
Due Use
The mounted sickle mower has exclu-
sivelybeen designed forallcommonap-
plicationsandtasksin forestryandgrass
andparkmaintenance(dueuse).
Anyothertypeofoperation isconsidered
undue.Themanufactureris notliablefor
any damage resulting from undue use,
forwhichtherisklieswiththeuser alone.
Dueuseincludescompliancewithmanu-
facturer’sinstructionsonoperation,main-
tenanceandrepair.
Any unauthorized changes to the sickle
mower render manufacturer liability null
andvoid.
General Instructions on
Safety and Accident
Prevention
Basic Rule:
The standard accident prevention regu-
lationsmustbeadheredto, as wellasall
other generally accepted rules govern-
ing operational safety, occupational
healthandroadtrafficregulations.
Fordrivesonpublicroads,thelatesttraf-
ficcodeapplies.
Accordingly, check the sickle mower for
roadandoperationalsafetyeachtimeyou
takeupoperation.
Only persons familiar with the sickle
mower and instructed on the hazards of
operation are allowed to use, maintain
andrepair the sickle mower.
Young persons of 16 years or younger
are not permitted to operate the power
mower!
Only work in good light and visibility.
Operator’s clothesshouldfittightly.Avoid
wearinglooselyfittingclothes.Wear solid
shoes.
Note the warning and instruction signs
on the sickle mower for safe operation.
Compliance is for your own safety.
When transporting the sickle mower on
vehiclesor trailersoutsidetheareato be
cultivated,ensurethattheengineisshut
off.
Carefulwithrotatingtools–keepatasafe
distance!

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1. Safety Instructions
Due to its centrifgual mass, the sickle
knife can follow up.During that time, do
notstaytooclosetothemowerhousing.
Only when the sickle knife is completely
standing still and the spark plug
connectorhasbeenwithdrawn,workson
themowerarepermitted.
Foreign powered parts shear and
squeeze!
Riding on the attachment during opera-
tionisnotpermitted.
Implements and weights influence the
driving, steering, braking, and tip-over
characteristics of the sickle mower.
Therefore, ensure steering and braking
functionsaresufficient.Match operating
speedtoconditions.
Donotchangesettingsofgovernor.High
enginespeedincreasesriskofaccidents.
Working Area and Danger
Zone
Theuserisliableto third partiesworking
withinthesicklemower’s working range.
Stayinginthedangerzoneis not permit-
ted.
Checktheimmediatesurroundingsofthe
mower before you start it.Watch out for
childrenandanimals.
Beforeyoustartwork,cleartheareafrom
any foreign object. During operation,
always watch out for further objects and
removethemintime.
Foroperationinenclosedareas,ensure
that a safety distance is kept to enclo-
sures to prevent damage to tools.
Becarefulwhen mowing;ensurethatthe
sickleknifedoesnotseizeobstaclessuch
as border stones, enclosures, roots etc.
Operation and
Safety Devices
Before you start the engine
Become familiar with the devices and
operating elements and their functions.
Above all, learn how to shut off the en-
ginequicklyandsafely in an emergency
situation.
Ensure that all protective devices are
mounted and positioned to provide pro-
tection.
Withnoimplementmounted, make sure
PTO-shaftis coveredwiththeprotective
cap.
Starting the engine
Donotstartengineinclosedrooms.The
carbon monoxide contained in the ex-
haust fume is extremely toxic when in-
haled.
Before you start the engine set all oper-
ating elements to neutral or idling posi-
tion.
Be careful upon starting and during
mowing; do not come directly close
to the sickle mower with your hands
or feet.
Whenstarting,itis not permittedtobring
the mower into an upright position or to
tiltit.
Forstartingtheengine,donotstepinfront
of the sickle mower and the implement.
Do not use assist-starting liquids when
using electrical assist-starting devices
(jumpercable).Danger of explosion.

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1. Safety Instructions
Operation
Neverleavetheoperator’spositionatthe
steering handle while sickle mower is at
work.
Never adjust the operating handles dur-
ingwork – danger!
For all works with the sickle mower, in
particularforturning,themachineopera-
tormustkeepthedistancetothemachine
givenbythesteering handles.
Ridingontheimplementduringoperation
or in transport is not permitted.
If clogging occurs in the implement or in
themower,shutofftheengineandclean
the implement or the mower with an ap-
propriatetool.
In case of damage to the sickle mower,
immediatelyshutofftheengineandhave
itrepaired.
Ifsteeringcausesproblems,immediately
bringthesicklemowertoahaltandshut
it off. Have the malfunction eliminated
withoutdelay.
To preventthe sicklemower from sliding
onslopesmakesureitissecuredbyan-
other person using a bar or a rope.This
personmuststayatahigherpositionthan
the vehicle and at a safe distance from
theattachmentat work.
Ifpossible,alwaysworkacrosstheslope.
End of Operation
Never leave the mower unattended with
theenginerunning.
Beforeyouleave the mower,shutoffthe
engineandthe mowingdrive.Thenclose
fueltaps.
Securemoweragainstunauthorizeduse.
Ifequippedwith ignition key,removethe
key. For all other versions, remove the
spark plug connector.
Implements
Only mount implements with the engine
andtheimplementdriveshut off.
Always use appropriate tools and wear
gloves when changing implements and
partsthereof.
For mounting and dismounting imple-
ments bring stand into proper position
andensurestability.
Secure base machine and implements
against rolling off (parking brake, wheel
chocks).
Beware of injuries while coupling imple-
ments.Work with particular care.
Hitch implements as specified and only
coupleatspecifiedpoints.
Secure power mower against unauthor-
ized use and rolling off when you leave
the machine. If necessary, install trans-
port or security devices and secure.

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1. Safety Instructions
Cleaning and Maintenance
Never carry out any maintenance or
cleaningwiththeenginerunning.
Before you work on the engine or on the
mower, always remove spark plug con-
nector(onlyforpetrolengines).
Check regularly and, if necessary, re-
place all protecting devices and tools
subject to wear and tear.
Replacedamagedcuttingknives.
Always wear safety gloves and use
proper tools when exchanging cutting
knive.
Keepsicklemowerandimplementclean
to avoid risk of fire.
Checknutsandbolts regularlyfor tight fit
andre-tighten,ifnecessary.
Ensure that you re-install all safety and
protective devices and bring them into
their protective position after mainte-
nanceandcleaning.
Storeanti-corrosiveagentsand stabiliz-
ingliquidsoutofreachofchildren.Ifsick-
nessandvomitingoccur,seeadoctor.If
fuelhascontactedeyes,rinsethemthor-
oughly,avoidinhalingofvapours.
Becareful when draininghotoil, danger
ofburns.
Makesureoilusedis of specifiedquality.
Storage is in approved cans only.
Dispose of oil, greases, and filters
seperatelyandproperly.
Only use original agria spare parts. All
other commercial spare parts must cor-
respondtoqualityandtechnicalrequire-
mentsspecifiedbyagria.
Storage
It is not allowed to store the mower in
roomswithopenheating.
Never park the mower in closed rooms
with fuel left in tank. Fuel vapours are
hazardous.
Explanation of
Warning Signs
Beforeanycleaning,
maintenance, and
repair work shut off
the engine and pull
sparkplugconnector.
With engine running,
keep at a safe dis-
tance from cutting
knives.
Do not touch moving
machineryparts.Wait
until they have come
toa complete stop.
With engine running,
keep at a safe dis-
tance.

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Fig. A
1 Knifehousing
2 Roller for lateral stop
3 Wheel
4 Scraper
5 Plug for wheel stabilizer
6 Grass splash guard
7 Belt cover right
8 Adjusting spindle for
heightadjustment front
9 Angulargear
10 Adjusting spindle for
height adjustment rear
11 Connectionflange
12 Catch hook
13 Shiftinglever
14 Sensingroller
for ground irregularities
15 Belt cover left
16 Bearing clips for safety lever
17 Safety lever for engine brake.
2. Specifications
Twin Sickle Mower
tobemounted
toagriatype 3400 and 5500
Cuttingwidth:..................................... 96 cm
Lateraldischarge:....................................left
Cuttingheight adjustment: ..............3–10 cm
Transmission: ............. toothed angular gear
Transmission oil:.............................. SAE 90
Fillingvolume:................................. abt.0.6l
Connection ..................................................
via agria quick-coupling system
Thesicklemowerisequippedwithaknifebrake
max.delay ..........................................5 sec.
The system is operated with a second safety
lever above the safety lever (dead stop) of
the base machine.
Weight .............................................. 113 kg
Noise level:
According to the 3rd Ordinance on machine-
safety law :
Noise level
at the ear of the operator: .............. 83 dB(A)
Acoustic capacity level: ................100 dB(A)
at engine speed .......................... 3050 min-1
Vibration acceleration value:
see base machine
W
If the sickle mower is to be
mounted to a base machine with-
out safety circuit (dead stop),the
base machine must previously be re-fitted
with the suitable safety circuit!
Operation with two-wheel tractor type 3400
only with braking system!
Recommendation: Wear ear pro-
tection during operation!

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1 Bearing shell left
2 Bearing shell right
3 Bearing shell
4 Electrical line
5 Hexagon bolt
6 Retaining disc
7 Hexagon nut
8 Counter-bearing angle
9 Safety lever
3. Devices and Operating Elements
First Mounting
For operating the knife brake, a second
safetylevermustbemountedabove the
safety lever of the base machine.
To facilitate the implement change, the
safety lever for the knife brake can be
quickly mounted and removed with a
socketpin.
Upon first mounting, however, the bear-
ing clips must be mounted to the left
steering handle and can then remain
mountedwhenchangingtheimplement.
Mounting
l Mount bearing clips (1+2) with the
fastening screws (5–7) and on the top
withcounter-bearingangles(8)totheleft
steeringhandleinfrontofthe safetylever
–seeillustration.
l Insertthe2bearingshells(3)forsteer-
ing tubes of Ø 25 (agriaType 3400).
l Passtheelectricalline(4) throughthe
free space between steering tube and
fastening screw and make sure that the
electricallineisnotcaughtanddamaged.
l Mount safety lever for the knife brake
(9)tothebearingbuttstrapsasdescribed
onpage9.
l Displace bearing clips, until the cor-
rectpositionofthesafetyshiftingleverto
the safety lever of the base machine is
reached(seepage 9)
l Tightenhexagonnuts(7).

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9 Safety lever for knife brake
10 Hexagon nut
11 Bowden cable adjusting screw
12 Bolt
13 R-clip
3. Devices and Operating Elements
Mounting to the Base
Machine
W
Mounting and dismantling of
the sickle mower is only per-
mittedwiththe engine andthe
sickleknives standingstill.Secureim-
plements against rolling off and pay
attention to squeezing points during
mounting.
Performmounting anddismantling on
solid ground.
Thesicklemowerisafront-drivenimple-
ment.
agria 3400
Turnsteeringhandleby180°so that the
engine is at the rear seen in driving di-
rection(seeoperatinginstructionsforthe
basemachine).
Tool Carrier agria 5500
The steering handle is already in the
correctposition.
agria 3400 and 5500
l Mountinganddismantlingto/fromthe
agriabasemachinesType3400or5500
is made with the agria quick-coupling
system as described in the operating
instructionsforthebase machines.
l Mount safety shifting lever (9) for the
knife brake with bolt (12) and R-clip (13)
to the pre-assembled bearing clip (First
mounting,page8).
l Introduce adjusting screw (11) of the
bowden cable into the counter-bearing
angleandtightenhexagonnut(10).
l Checkadjustment.
With the safety lever
completely pressed
down (operating posi-
tion), the knife brake
must be released.
With the safety lever
released (stop posi-
tion), the knife brake
must be in braking po-
sition.
If necessary, re-adjust with adjusting
screw (11).

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3. Devices and Operating Elements
Adjusting the Cutting
Height
W
Only with engine and sickle
knife standing still!
l Fold crank handle (a) of the front
adjusting spindle upwards and turn the
crank,untilthedesired cutting height ”X”
isreached
l Setthesicklemowerhousingparallel
totheground:fold crankhandle(b)ofthe
rear adjusting spindle upwards and turn
crank, until measureY (clearance to the
ground, rear) is identical to measure X
(clearancetotheground,front).
l Fold both crank handles downwards
again; no automatic height adjustment
duringmowing.
I
For an intended change of the
cut point, at the same time, the
paralleladjustmentmustbecor-
rectedasotherwiseno straightcut(clear
cuttingpattern)isachieved.

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1 Connector
2 R-clip 1 Wheel scraper
2 Hexagon nut
1 Connector
2 R-clip
3. Devices and Operating Elements
To facilitatesteeringandturningofthe
mower,set thefrontwheelto thefloat-
ing position.
Floating Position
l WithdrawR-clip(2)
l Draw connector (1) upwards and in-
troduce R-clip (2) into the cross hole at
theconnector.
To improve the lateral guidance on
slopes,set the front wheel to the rigid
position.
Rigid Position:
l WithdrawR-clip(2)
l Introduce connector (1) downwards
intothefixinghole atthewheelfork(con-
nector in 90°position) and introduce R-
clip (2) into the cross hole at the
connector
Wheel Scraper
Thewheelscraper (1)atthefront wheels
avoidswindingup of soilorplants;there-
fore, place the wheel scraper as close
aspossibletothewheelcontactsurfaces.
Dothefollowing:
l Slightlyloosenhexagonnut(2)
l Accordinglyadjustwheel scraper
l Tightenhexagonnut(2)again

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4. Commissioning and Operation
Mowing
W
In the working area, the user is
responsible towards third par-
ties.
Without splash guard, the sickle mower
is not permitted to be operated. Risk of
injuries!
During starting and mowing, putting the
base machine into an upright position or
tilting it with mounted sickle mower is
prohibited.
Be careful during starting and mowing:
Do not bring hands or feet into the direct
operatingarea of thesickleknife or under
the mower casing.
It is prohibited to stay in the hazardous
area of the mower.
Prior to starting driving, check the sur-
rounding area, in particular for children
and animals!
Always wear solid shoes when working
with the sickle mower.
Be careful during mowing that the rotat-
ing sickle knife does not seize obstacles
such as border stones,curbs, roots etc.
When the combined unit with mounted
sickle mower is lifted over hedges or
when gravel walks and similar are used,
for reasons of safety, the engine must be
shutdownandthestandstillofthecutting
system waited for.
The safety distance determined by the
guide bar must always be observed.
Duringmowingatslopesandon descend-
ing ground,particular care is necessary.
Ifthere should bethedangerof tilting,the
base machine must be secured with a
rope with the aid of a second person.
When leaving the machine and during
working breaks, shut down the engine.
Base machine and sickle mower must
absolutely be secured against unauthor-
ized use and rolling off.
l Checkadjustmentofthe knifebrake
(see page 9)
l Startengineasdescribed intheoper-
atinginstructions forthebasemachine
l Shift to 1
st
or 2
nd
gear
l SetF/R-gearshiftingtoforward
l ConnectPTO
l Move safety
lever to operat-
ingposition.
l Slightly pull clutch hand lever, disen-
gagelockinghandle,slowlyrelease and
simultaneously accelerate. The sickle
knife rotates and the mower moves for-
wards.
I
If possible, do not mow, when
the grass is wet as, otherwise,
grass lumps can catch at the
bottomsideofthehousingwhichoptically
disturbthegrasswhenfallingdown.
If possible, mow high grass in several
operationstoavoidclogging of thesickle
mower. In the hot season, the grass
shouldneverbecuttooshort;otherwise
the soil could dry out and the grass be-
comedamaged.

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4. Commissioning and Operation
After completion of the mowing
work or in case of cloggings:
l Set F/R-gearshift to idle speed; the
mower is stopped, the sickle knife, how-
ever, continuesrotating;in this way,clog-
gingiseliminated.
l Pull clutch hand lever and engage
lockinghandle
l Disconnectmowingdriveattheshift-
inglever.
l Shutdownengine
W
If during the works cleaning
should become necessary,
for reasons of safety, shut
down the engine; withdraw ignition
plug connector and wait until the
cutting system has come to a stand-
still.
When having touched obstacles,
check the sickle knife.

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1 Sickle knife
2 Disc
3 Retaining discs
4 Hexagon bolt
5. Maintenance
W
Prior to every maintenance,
care and cleaning measure,
shut down engine and with-
draw ignition plug connector or igni-
tion key. During works at the brush
and at the cutting wheel,wear protec-
tive gloves.
l After about ½ hour of working, re-
tighten the cap nut at the PTO-connec-
tion.
Bevel Transmission
l Always after 1000 operating hours,
change transmission oil in the reversing
gear:
Transmissionoil ....................... SAE 90
Fillingvolume.......................... abt.0.6l
Havetransmissionoilchangeperformed
byaspecializedagria workshop.
Sickle Knife
l Always after 10 operating hours,
tighten the attachment bolts (2) of the
sickleknife;tighteningtorque:76 Nm.
l Toachieveacleancut, thesickleknife
(1)mustbesharpenedfromtime totime;
thisisdonebestwith a grindingmachine
and prior to the start of the season.
l Thesickleknifemustonlybere-sharp-
enedbyaspecializedworkshop.
l For dismantling the sickle knife (1),
unscrew bolts (4).
l Wheninstallingthesickleknife,ensure
the correct position of the blades (see
picture); use new retaining discs (3),
screw in bolts (4) and tighten them,
tighteningtorque76 Nm.
W
Wear protective goggles and
protective gloves.
The original grinding angle must be
maintained.
The material reduction must be iden-
tical for both knives, otherwise
unbalance!
Ifthe knifeshouldbeheavilydeformed
or damaged by foreign bodies (in
particular steel), absolutely replace
them by new one.
Only use original agria sickle knives.

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1 Grease nipple for
floating bearing
2 Grease nipple for
universal joint
1 Protective hood
2 Washer
3 Hexagon screw
4 Hexagon screw
5. Maintenance
Floating Bearing and
Universal Joint
Alwaysafter50 operatinghoursoratleast
once per year and after every cleaning
with a high-pressure cleaner, lubricate
with Bio grease at the grease nipple
(1+2).
V-belt
Always after 50 operating hours, check
the V-belt tension.To that end, unscrew
thetwocoverplates(A/6+15).TheV-belts
mustpermit pressing in byabout15mm
atamaximum.
Tensioning V-belts
l Removeprotectivehood(1)
l Slightlyloosen4hexagonscrews(4).
l Displacetransmissionblockforwards
(directionofarrow).
l Tighten hexagon screws (4) and
mounthoodagain.

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5. Maintenance
General
l Observe leaking oil and remove it, if
necessary.
l Regularly check screws and nuts for
tightseating;re-tighten,ifnecessary.
l Slightlylubricateallslidingormovable
parts with Bio grease or Bio lube oil.
Cleaning
After every mowing procedure, without
delay and thoroughly clean the sickle
mowerwith water.
After cleaning with a high-pressure
cleaner, immediately lubricate the lubri-
cating points and shortly operate the
mowingsystem to press out theentered
water.Atthebearingpoint,agreasecollar
shall form protecting the bearing point
against the entrance of dirt, plant saps
andwater.
Storage
Ifthesicklemowerisnotusedforalonger
time,dothefollowing:
a) Thoroughly clean, repair painting,
lubricate lubricating points and shortly
operate the machine; then spray sickle
knifewithBioanti-corrosive.
b) Do not store sickle mower in moist
rooms where artificial manure is stored,
in stables or adjacent rooms as here
heavy corrosion is caused.
c) Cover sickle mower with a cloth or
similar.

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Lubricants,Varnishes,Wear Parts
agriaOrderNo.
Lubricants
69034 Biolubricationoil bottle 500ml
69035 Biolubricationgrease cartridge 400g
69036 Bioanti-corrosiveoil bottle 500ml
Varnishes
18103 Spray varnishbirch-green spray tin 400ml
71298 Sprayvarnish red, RAL 2002 spray tin 400ml
509 68 Spray varnish black spray tin 400ml
Wear Parts
75557 Sickleknife
Only use original agria sickle knives!
73649 HexagonboltM12x1.25x35
(attachmentboltfor sickleknife)
EmergencyTyre Repair:
71313 Tyrerepairgel Terra-S bottle 1l
Lists of Spare Parts
997083 Implementsfor3400,5500
Recommendations: Maintenance and Repair
The trained mechanics of your agria workshop carry out expert maintenance and repair.
You should only carry out major maintenance work and repairs on your own, if you have the
proper tools and knowledge of machines and internal combustion engines.
Do not hammer against the flywheel with a hard object or metal tools as it might crack and
shatter in operation causing injuries and damage. Only use suitable tools for pulling the fly-
wheel.
Recommendations: Lubricants and Anti-Corrosive Agents
Use the specified lubricants for engine and transmission (see“Specifications”).
We recommend using bio-lubricating oil or bio-lubricating grease for“open”lubricating points
or nipples (as specified in the operating instructions).
We recommend using bio anti-corrosive oil for preservation of machines and implements (do
not apply on painted external covers).Oil can be brushed or sprayed on.
Anti-corrosive agents are kind to the environment and degrade fast.
Usingecologically safebio-lubricants and bio-anti-corrosives,youcontributeto environmental
protection and to the wellbeing of humans, animals and plants.

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5 10 25 50 100 1000
Check bolts and nuts K 16
Sickle knife attachment K K 14
Lubricate floating bearing K K K 15
Lubricate universal joint K K K 15
Bevel transmission oil change W 14
Re-sharpen sickle knife,
earlier if required W14
A
Always after operating hours
page
min.
every
3
months min. yearly B
Inspection and Maintenance Chart
6. Troubleshooting
A = Each time before you take up operation
B = After every cleaning with a high-pressure cleaner
K = Checks and maintenance to be executed by operator
W = Maintenance to be executed by professional workshop
Problem Possible cause Remedy Page
Excessive -Attachmentboltsloosened Tightenattachment bolts 16
vibration -Sickleknifeloosened,warpedor Immediately turnoff engine!
incorrectlyadjusted Check sickle knife bolt and all nuts 14
for tightness,
exchangedamagedparts
Unevencut -Dullsickleknife Re-sharpensickleknife 14
-Parallelpositionnotproperlyadjusted Adjustparallelposition 10

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Conformity Declaration
EC Conformity Declaration
in accordance with the EC directive
We, agria-Werke, GmbH
D-74215 Möckmühl/Württ.
herewith declare in sole responsibility that the product
Mounted Twin Sickle Mower, Type 5556 111
to which this declaration refers, corresponds to
the standard fundamental safety and health requirements
as stipulated in EC directive 98/37/EC.
Möckmühl, 10th March 1997
Gregor Czaja Thomas Ilchmann
Head,QualitityControl Head,ResearchandDevelopment

agria-Werke GmbH
D-74215 Möckmühl/Württ.
Phone [phone]
Fax [phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
Internet: http://www.agria.de
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